Uses cookies to make this website better. Read more about this on the privacy policy. Over the Sea to Skye. Mallaig and Sound of Sleat. Knoydart and Sound of Sleat. This web site is named after Blaven, a mountain on the misty Isle of Skye. Blaven, or Blà Bheinn to use its proper Gaelic name, is widely recognised as one of the most beautiful and photogenic mountains in Scotland.

Nam bheachdsa tha e gu math innti.

Much of my consultancy work, university teaching and writing focuses on the relationship between land, community and sustainability. My blog Beyond the Horizon. The UKs first employee-owned newspaper. Website by Big Toe Web Design.

Nova Scotia is the only region outside Scotland where Gaelic language and culture remain everyday aspects of community life. Even though Gaels in Nova Scotia share many traditions with Scotland, our culture is unique and distinct because it is shaped by our experience of leaving our homeland and of creating a new and flourishing Gaelic community as Canadian pioneers. It is estimated that there were 100,000 people speaking Gaelic in Nova Scotia around the turn of the 20th century. Dhlig is committed to re.

Welcome to our new guide to the city of Inverness in Scotland. Inverness Search is a city portal, visitor guide and local search engine all rolled into one. Packed with all the latest Inverness information and resources, our site caters for locals, visitors and tourists alike. FOOD, DRINK and ENTERTAINMENT. Browse our eating out directory which includes restaurants, takaways, coffee shops and more, together with links to Inverness restaurants that provide online booking.

Life at the end of the road.

A bagpiper and Gaelic singer reclaim a Maine farmstead while digging our own Celtic roots. Tune in for wild farm-woman whimsies and bardic musings on heirloom gardening, heritage-breed livestock, green spirituality, and more! Monday, December 5, 2016.